Greensboro
Accident Reports

You can get a copy of your Greensboro police report at AccidentReports.com, or you can go through the Greensboro Police Department. The Greensboro Police Department offers three ways to get a copy of your crash report.

In-Person

The Greensboro Police Department has four locations. You can visit one of the locations and obtain a copy of your traffic report by filling out a records request form and paying the appropriate fee. Which department has your traffic report on file will depend on where the accident occurred. The Greensboro Police Department locations are as follows:Greensboro Police Department/Patrol District 1 Station100 Police PlazaGreensboro, North Carolina 27402 Patrol District 2 Station2305 Soabar St.Greensboro, North Carolina 27406 Patrol District 3 Station300 S. Swing Rd.Greensboro, North Carolina 27409Patrol District 4 Station & Criminal Investigations Division1106 Maple St.Greensboro, NC27405Business hours: Monday through Friday- 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

By Mail

You can send a written request for a motor vehicle accident report to the Police Headquarters in your area. You must include a self-addressed, stamped envelope and the appropriate payment. Mail your request to one of the four Police Headquarters. Police Headquarters/Patrol District 1 Station100 Police PlazaGreensboro, NC27402 Patrol District 2 Station2305 Soabar St.Greensboro, NC27406 Patrol District 3 Station300 S. Swing Rd.Greensboro, NC27409 Patrol District 4 Station & Criminal Investigations Division1106 Maple St.Greensboro, NC27405Patrol District 4 Station & Criminal Investigations Division1106 Maple St.Greensboro, NC27405

Online

Visit the Greensboro Police Department’s website and fill out an online form to learn how to obtain copies of crash reports.

Police accident reports are $8.00 per copy.

• The reporting police officer’s opinion concerning which driver they believe was negligent
• A diagram of the crash site
• A description of bodily injuries
• A description of vehicle damage/property damage
• Insurance information
• Any citations issued
• Insurance information
• Drivers license numbers
• License plate numbers/VINs
• Witness statements and contact details
• Contact details for all parties involved
• The time, date, and location of the accident
• Road and weather conditions
• Details on crimes committed
• Name of reporting law enforcement agency
• Actions of police officers, such as the arrest made due to intoxicated driver
• Type of accident, such as two-vehicle crash, head-on collision, etc.

• All parties involved in the collision
• The parent or guardian of a minor involved in the crash
• Accident injury attorney
• Insurance company
• Law enforcement
• Vehicle owner

If you were injured and/or your vehicle was damaged, you must provide proof that the other driver was negligent and that their negligence resulted in the accident and your subsequent injuries. Providing a copy of your traffic police record report to the other driver’s insurance company and your accident attorney can strengthen your claim for compensation. A collision police record report contains information that you’ll need if you plan to file an auto insurance claim or personal injury lawsuit. This information includes:

• The reporting police officer’s opinion regarding how they believe the accident occurred and which driver was at fault
• A diagram of the accident scene
• A description of your injuries and vehicle damage
• Any citations issued

And more. Your attorney will use this information when negotiating with the other driver’s insurance company, to help you receive the compensation you deserve.